LETS TALK CENTERPIECE DETAILS

Mine all the same, but they'll be three different jars at each table. Except my "tables of honor" will be higher.

During my consult with my florists we talked about doing a mix of high/low. For my tables I'll have a mix of square and round, so round centerpieces on square tables and square centerpieces on round tables will also be how I'll mix things up.

My florist suggested the same thing yours did with the highs and lows. I didn't like that idea so I am doing all the same height, but some regular centerpiece, and then will be composed of my bridesmaids bouquets and a small mint julep cup with more flowers. So they are all similar yet different. My florist suggested this idea and it saves money so I'm all for it! Since bouquets just get tossed to the side or thrown away days after anyways, might as well use em!

Highs & lows are very common. They provide variety & enable you to save a lot of money.

I have two different table types so I have a smaller centerpiece for the round 6 person tables and a longer and larger centerpiece for the rectangle 8 people tables!! I think it's totally fine to mix them up

We're only having 8 tables, so I don't see any reason to mix it up. I made tall centerpieces with silk flowers since our venue has high ceilings.

We will have have some high and some low and some with candles

I'm doing 2 different centerpieces. One flower centerpiece and one candle centerpiece. I think it makes the room look more interesting to have different centerpieces. High and low centerpieces look good together I just did the candle ones to save money

I'm doing highs and lows. I think when you have different heights. And it helps keeps the cost down when you do a mix.

We do multiple styles ALL of the time. The tall ones are the most arresting, so four or five of them really catch the eye. However, they're expensive. What we suggest are three different coordinating centerpieces -- tall, medium, and low. As long as they all coordinate (use the same flowers), the result is beautiful and interesting. This is really common, and it's the first thing a pro will offer you when you have a limited budget but want the wow factor. For us, it's fun. It's a challenge and more fun than doing fifteen pieces that are identical. Go for it, and don't worry. As long as you love the florist's designs and reviews, there's nothing to worry about.